Coffee Roaster is an incredibly cozy and satisfying simulation of a very specific craft. Itβs essentially a 'bag-building' board game brought to life on mobile. The goal is to roast coffee beans to a specific level by drawing tokens from a bag, managing the 'heat' of your roaster, and avoiding 'bad' beans.
Itβs a game of risk and reward. Do you push for one more turn to get that perfect roast, or stop now before you burn the batch? The presentation is beautiful, with a calming aesthetic that fits the theme perfectly. For fans of board games or anyone looking for a meditative, deep puzzle experience, Coffee Roaster is a hidden gem.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 1.3Mon Nov 11 2019
With your active user feedback we have been able to improve some points in the app. We have improved the help, and added a context help that is triggered by a long press. The selection of the joker tile has been improved. The sound error is also fixed and new sounds have been added. Furthermore we have fixed some bugs when continuing the game. We hope this will give you a better game feeling.
Creating the perfect coffee: This is your task as a coffee roaster in the solo game Coffee Roaster! During the 5-10 minute game, you'll use your instincts and nose to get the most out of the coffee beans.
The challenge is to roast the coffee beans, which are still hard at the beginning, evenly and to sort out any unfavourable portions. At the same time, it is important to have a positive effect on the roasting process and to stop it at the right time. The preparation of the freshly roasted beans is followed by the decisive cup test: is this the creation of a true master roaster?
The app implements the solo board game by Saashi & Saashi in a new edition by DLP Verlag.
Try 22 different types of coffee, each with its own individual characteristics, which can be combined for countless roasting tasks.
Compete with the community in the weekly high-sorelists and collect all achievements!
Are you a real coffee junkie? Then the game is a must have for you!
But also all other board players who appreciate a good solo game will get their money's worth.
Requires iOSΒ 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPodΒ touch.Creating the perfect coffee: This is your task as a coffee roaster in the solo game Coffee Roaster! During the 5-10 minute game, you'll use your instincts and nose to get the most out of the coffee beans.
The challenge is to roast the coffee beans, which are still hard at the beginning, evenly and to sort out any unfavourable portions. At the same time, it is important to have a positive effect on the roasting process and to stop it at the right time. The preparation of the freshly roasted beans is followed by the decisive cup test: is this the creation of a true master roaster?
The app implements the solo board game by Saashi & Saashi in a new edition by DLP Verlag.
Try 22 different types of coffee, each with its own individual characteristics, which can be combined for countless roasting tasks.
Compete with the community in the weekly high-sorelists and collect all achievements!
Are you a real coffee junkie? Then the game is a must have for you!
But also all other board players who appreciate a good solo game will get their money's worth.








Coffee Roaster is a solitaire board game where you aim to roast coffee beans to perfection. By selecting tokens and using special effects, you must reach the target roast level for various bean types. The game features 22 different coffee beans, each with unique challenges, and a deep strategic layer involving 'cup testing' and skill management.
Official Digital Board Game Adaptation
Relaxing Solitaire Gameplay
22 Different Real-World Coffee Beans
Challenging Risk-Reward Mechanics
In the early turns, focus on removing moisture tokens from your bag using your roaster skills. This thins out the bag and makes it much more likely you'll draw high-value bean tokens later in the roast.
Once you finish roasting, you enter the 'Cup Test.' You'll draw a limited number of tokens to fill a tray. Only the beans in the tray count toward your final score, so make sure your bag is 'clean' before ending the roast.
The basics are easy to grasp, but mastering the nuances of each bean type takes time and practice.